PhD in Urban Planning Certificate

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To enhance educational opportunities for graduate students at the Bloustein School and to facilitate greater student interaction between the Urban Planning and Policy Development Program and Public Policy Program, the Bloustein School allows students enrolled in one Bloustein program to develop additional competencies in another Bloustein program. This certificate indicates familiarity with urban planning. The Urban Planning and Policy Development Program will offer a certificate in urban planning to students who complete the Master of Public Policy degree, and who also complete a specific 15-credit curriculum.